Although  on the blog we were supposed to talk about Warsaw's restaurants, we thought it's worthwhile to create a forum in which we will describe our culinary travels. By going to a new city we don't know any places where we can eat or where not, to avoid disappointment. That's why we want to show you places we visited (of course, with descriptions of delicious food and many pictures) and recommend or dissuade in order to fill your travels with exquisite taste.

I've been in Prague recently with my ​​boyfriend for a few days for a romantic getaway. We wanted to spend some time together, see the main sights and, of course, try the local cuisine. The Czech capital is surprising us at every step with its beauty - colorful houses, narrow streets and many historical sites that are worth to see. Most of the restaurants we've chosen earlier - they were recommended on tourist websites and Czech blogs. Several places were completely random, we encountered them during long walks. They captivated us and we couldn't resist not to try anything. We tried to choose a typical Czech dishes, to taste the local cuisine. In Prague you have to try smažený sýr, Czech dumplings and meat served with lots of sauce. Do not forget about Czech beer with lunch or dinner! Beer stánku, which is very common in Czech, is delivered to the pub a few hours after manufacture, straight from the brewery. It tastes a little different, in my opinion better than with a pourer. You will find them in almost every pub, look for big signs on the boards in front of the entrance.

Prague is of course not only delicious food, but plenty of things to see. The city was not destroyed during the war, so while each walk we could enjoy the view of multi-colored, well-kept houses. At the beginning we went to Prague must-see - Hradczany. 

Nearby is the Loreta, baroque sacred building, with a beautiful Holy House in the middle of the yard. Inside we found a lot of images and exhibits, religious, with very interesting and clear descriptions. For a little rest we chose one of the parks - Vojanovy sady. The park is inhabited by peacocks, very friendly towards people. Also nearby is the narrowest street in the world, you can go there. The motion is governed by traffic lights for pedestrians. We unfortunately didn't have time to go there. We really regret it because we were so close.

Another place we visited was the Old Town, we went there for a night walk. In every corner you can take beautiful photos that will be a perfect souvenir. We went through the Old Town Square with its many restaurants, but people discouraged us to eat in typical tourist's places.